π Launch into Learning with Physics Fun!
The EISCO High Power Catapult Kit is an engaging STEM learning tool that allows users to build and explore physics concepts through play. With no tools required for assembly, this kit enables the launch of ping pong balls up to 30 feet and offers 48 different configurations to experiment with fundamental principles like force, acceleration, and Hooke's law. Ideal for classrooms and home use, it promotes hands-on learning and aligns with NGSS standards.
Theme | Physics |
Item Dimensions | 12 x 12 x 12 inches |
L**N
Science fair
My 11yo ordered and assembled this for our STEM Fair. She had a great time learning about the physics principles behind the catapult action.
K**R
Arm is not strong enough
I was looking for catapults for my students to experiment with during class. These are perfect. They allow the students to move the pegs and adjust the rubber bands to see what performs the best. However, the arms in all the kits I bought, broke! The rest of the structure is good, but the arms are made of compressed cardboard and all snapped in the same spot. A friend of mine had to make new arms for all of my kits out of real world and now they work great.
D**M
Large,solid.
Son loves it. Large,solid. However, expensive.
T**S
Lever arm is made of compressed wood and can break
I bought six of these for a training class. Two of them experienced a crack down the lever arm, next to the hole for the lever arm fulcrum point. The lever arm delaminated. There is a little slop between the lever arm and the sides, making for inconsistent shots, but this was ok for our training exercise. Adding a washer on each side of the lever arm kept it in place and made it more accurate.The rest of the catapult is pretty well built and you can expect to get any range from 1' - 15'.
T**R
Close, but not perfect.
Poor design. The second hole for the fulcrum dowel makes the firing arm bind with the side support so your experimentation options are cut in half. You'll need to trim about 1/4" the firing arm.
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